This brand seemed much easier to do something more creative with an gave me an excuse to try some different techniques. Boat building is fun, but you know I get bored doing the same thing over and over so I was happy to have a chance to do something different. Harry's said they really liked it, so maybe I'll get another chance to try another idea.
When I saw you with the bath turbin I cracked up! The bubble bath was hilarious. You are definitely moving along on the planking. My take on planking is you can go up to the shear from the chine or you can go from the shear down to the chine or you can start at both ends and meet in the middle. Either way, the last plank fitted is the whisky plank and that is the important one. As long as it is water tight when you are done and you are happy with your work you got the job done right. Thanks for sharing Scott. Take care, stay well and keep moving ahead.
As usual a solid update. One suggestion for your consideration. Perhaps each episode could have a tool tip. For example, what counter sinkers are you using or what battery operated tools do you most....etc. Thanks. Joseph.
That's a good idea. I was thinking of doing a short video between boat building videos that focused on other stuff I'm interested in like tools, video production equipment or anything else I think of. Just not sure if there would be that much interest about what I think. However I do enjoy the video editing and production so I could do it just to practice techniques and folks can just skip it if they arent interested.
Everyone deserves a pamper day, ha, ha. Jus, loved the out take.t pleased you weren't sponsored by a T Paper company..... Great progress, loved the out take. Keep on keeping on. PS, I have seen boat builds and restos where they plank up so high and then down from the sheer, then fit the whisky plank. Restoring Suzanna comes to mind; they said the gap helped communication and the passing of tools was an advantage. You may find it in the early 50 + episodes.
That is some wild planking! But great progress man! Following a few boatbuilders on youtube and gearing up in my head to start a smaller boat project before diving into the deep end. Keep up the good work, can add one more person to the list of people you're inspiring
Love the humour with the bubble/candle bath. It brought out a side of you I did not suspect was there, which made it even funnier. Amazed at your self sufficiency...keep up the hard work. :D
G'day Crew ,, Thanks for the latest vid, Its sure comming along nicely , we can really see her shape starting to emerge from the jigsaw peices now , and its looking like a well balanced boat overall, with ample room for daily life aboard . (Hope the boss agrees) I even got a good chuckle from the well thought out shave vid . Well , more power to ya , stay safe n keep on bringing it , cos im lovin it . Thanks Scott. Much Respect from Down Under
I Never buy stuff from adverts on the internet,,, but I bought a bunch of Harry’s stuff for xmas gifts for my three sons, and bought an extra for me. Well this was a pleasant surprise, the products are excellant, I ran out and bought some stuff from the pharmacy,, the more expensive stuff, and it’s not nearly as good as the Harry’s product. The gel can from Harry’s lasts forever, and is very good quality.. The blades are really good. So now I’m a Harry’s customer. I don’t get anything for saying this, but it’s simply top grade and very fair price , shipping was easy, and they don’t bug me with emails, notifies etc.
It really is crazy on how much I've spent on razors over the years to have a better experience with a lower cost option. I'm glad I got to try them so I could make the switch.
Scott. Maybe a silly question but noting that the plank layer is structural and not needed for a seal, why not taper screw the but joints together rather than use a butt block. A lot less work and not so ugly on the inside.
Timber forever timber - as a builder it's warm to the touch and always beautiful look at. And providing one is not too finicky can be manipulated enough for a person to build a monster of a boat in their garden. Great stuff. By the way, did the company selling the plans also suggest the temporary accommodation as it's all very cosy fitting.
Glad to see you were wearing the correct PPE for shaving, to many men risk the lives everytime they pick such sharp blades 🤪🤣 That aside you can really begin to see her lines, so what if you have an unconventional approach to planking. At the end of the day it's going to be covered in plywood. Have you given much thought as to how your going to work on her deck? Maybe leave part of the chine open that way you can work from the inside to fit the deck beams?
access is going to be a challenge once planked. I'm thinking of adding a staircase outside the building and cutting an access door through the wall of the boat shed so I can climb right onto the deck and take a ladder inside to work in the boat. That's for future scott to worry about.
Can't wait to see this boat splash. Bubble baths are essential to the focus of building a pleasure boat. I'd feel better about your work space if you'd wear a fall line in case you lean off that platform.
i just switched to a vinyl cover used in commercial billboards. 15 mills, very durable an UV protected. The only thing I don't like is that it blocks the light more so I've had to ad more lighting inside for the video work. However, it lasts longer than the plastic sheeting and white tarps I've tried I'll be happy.
Scott, Why not consider getting some volunteers to help, when the covid situation improves? Steve and Leo have used volunteers to accelerate their builts.
The regrowth between the bathroom and boat shed was awesome. 😁😁😁😁😁😉 The guys at Harrys should come knocking with a contract to use that footage if they have any sense. Cheers Eric
I actually color graded a part of the sequence just like a real editor! The cameras and software today are so good that anyone can make visually interesting videos. Some very clever engineers out there.
@@SixPointsWoodWorks Get the Skill man. I've used both and the Skill is easier to handle. Most of the pros who run worm drives use the Skill models. You also have to remember to change out the gear oil in them after 50 hours of run time or so or else the break in entails will rip hard on the gear box bearings. The ones who learn the hard way are those who barely get two seasons of run time out of them in a seasonal production environment. That 1st gear lube change is very critical to years of longevity in a production environment. I like the Milwaukee high end 7 1/4" saws though. They last forever. The battery powered saws I used primarily for interior trim work.
Man the whole man spa thing was more than a bit weird, okay saw the end bit still some what weird Plank your boat the way you want tell all the internet commandos to start their own builds
It would be strong and watertight and durable but I agree appears overly complicated 2 layers of 1/2 inch construction ply with a layer of glass and epoxy outside would be more than adequate and would have been done by now.
I help rescue a boat that was planked and skinned like Scott's doing. It had played on the beach for 2 days after the engine failed in high winds while coming into the river. It was a sandy beach with scattered rocks from the breakwater and it just happened to rest right on a rock. The only thing needed to repair that boat was to strip back the plywood and replace the 2 layers. It was incredibly strong.
Wood boats are beautiful man, but that is so much work. For just the amount of time you had invested in putting those few planks in I could have skinned the entire side of a steel boat.
Hey! I have a premium account for a reason, NO ADS! And you my friend are no exception! quit the ads or I leave your channel. Just kidding lol. Great videos Sir. Ps. I do have a premium :)
Look enough with the adverts thats two and only 4.55 mins in ... I pays RUclips premium for none of the advert crap ... if you are going to start that I'm off ...
Really selling crap half way thru your video ?? sorry i watch to see boat building not to see ads surley your u-tube revenue is enough you will loose subscribers with these ads
Actually, I've grown tired of your vids. Too much of you drilling and sawing, not enough of why you are doing it. Take your public service retirement package and enjoy the rest of your life. From an actual veteran who has sqeezed more salt water out his sweat socks than you will ever sail over.
@@hanssolo4ever Thanks for your meaningless response. This guy is a self-promoter. Nothing more than a Barney Fife police officer who couldn't cut it in the ranks, took his pension, and probably will never finish his boat. If he does, he'll need lessons.
@@robhaythorne4464 Go and hate someone else. If you are tired of the videos just don't look them but stop destroying the dreams of others. He at least does something useful in his free time and something he and others enjoy.
What a tosser to make such a negative comment. Obviously got big issues in his own life to belittle the efforts this guy is making on his own. What I particularly like is that this is not a big buck build and careful calculations have been made over certain compromises being made in its construction due to planned use. Of course you would have needed to follow all the videos to have known that. The builder has intelligence, grit and staying power and I admire him for that. He learns as he goes and is better for it. If you need flashy boating go and look at 5 engined powerboats in Miami. That might just be enough pizzazz to hold your obviously short attention span.
As someone with mental health issues myself Bi-polar disorder and BPD, I Am blown away by the fact that you think that just because someone chose to sign up to the military their mental health is more important. You clearly have no idea about mental health as you would know it affects us all the same, no matter our life choices. I have to add the add part made me cringe a little, But maybe I was triggered don't know hard to tell.
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The shaving scene was hilarious and creative. Nice job on the planking too.
This brand seemed much easier to do something more creative with an gave me an excuse to try some different techniques. Boat building is fun, but you know I get bored doing the same thing over and over so I was happy to have a chance to do something different. Harry's said they really liked it, so maybe I'll get another chance to try another idea.
Love the shaving scene, had a good laugh because I just wasn't expecting that from a boat building video. Cheers and good health from Oz.
Awesome piece for Harrys. Really put a smile on my face
Nice solid progress. Your attention to detail is really starting to pay off. She is going to be a fine vessel once you're finished!
When I saw you with the bath turbin I cracked up! The bubble bath was hilarious. You are definitely moving along on the planking. My take on planking is you can go up to the shear from the chine or you can go from the shear down to the chine or you can start at both ends and meet in the middle. Either way, the last plank fitted is the whisky plank and that is the important one. As long as it is water tight when you are done and you are happy with your work you got the job done right. Thanks for sharing Scott. Take care, stay well and keep moving ahead.
As usual a solid update. One suggestion for your consideration. Perhaps each episode could have a tool tip. For example, what counter sinkers are you using or what battery operated tools do you most....etc. Thanks. Joseph.
That's a good idea. I was thinking of doing a short video between boat building videos that focused on other stuff I'm interested in like tools, video production equipment or anything else I think of. Just not sure if there would be that much interest about what I think. However I do enjoy the video editing and production so I could do it just to practice techniques and folks can just skip it if they arent interested.
Everyone deserves a pamper day, ha, ha. Jus, loved the out take.t pleased you weren't sponsored by a T Paper company..... Great progress, loved the out take. Keep on keeping on. PS, I have seen boat builds and restos where they plank up so high and then down from the sheer, then fit the whisky plank. Restoring Suzanna comes to mind; they said the gap helped communication and the passing of tools was an advantage. You may find it in the early 50 + episodes.
Well played on the Harry's spot!
I liked the shaving sequence. Good job. If the RUclips and boat building doesn't work for you, you can do commercials. LOL
Nice work! Like the practical approach to planking! Bubble bath 😂
Loved the Harry's commercial! Look forward to every video.
Awesome! Thank you!
That is some wild planking! But great progress man! Following a few boatbuilders on youtube and gearing up in my head to start a smaller boat project before diving into the deep end. Keep up the good work, can add one more person to the list of people you're inspiring
LOL that Harry's spot was priceless! I'm still chuckling over it.
One video per month. Less advertising more content!
Shirt and jeans in the tub. Nice.... Great work. Can't wait to follow you while you are on the open ocean.
Looking good. Very skillful how you fit the boards, well done.
Ha ha, the Harry's add was well done. Great progress Sgt. Keep those videos coming.
Love the humour with the bubble/candle bath. It brought out a side of you I did not suspect was there, which made it even funnier. Amazed at your self sufficiency...keep up the hard work. :D
She's looking good! Your content is enjoyed and appreciated. Thanks for sharing and ignore those haters.
Man the spa scene was hilarious. Great tie-in.
G'day Crew ,,
Thanks for the latest vid,
Its sure comming along nicely , we can really see her shape starting to emerge from the jigsaw peices now , and its looking like a well balanced boat overall, with ample room for daily life aboard .
(Hope the boss agrees)
I even got a good chuckle from the well thought out shave vid .
Well , more power to ya , stay safe n keep on bringing it , cos im lovin it .
Thanks Scott.
Much Respect
from
Down Under
Really liked the pictures of Miss Pickles. Gives context in a real world setting. thanks Scott
Looking fantastic sir. Carry on.
That's one tall boat!
Good productive video Scott.
I Never buy stuff from adverts on the internet,,, but I bought a bunch of Harry’s stuff for xmas gifts for my three sons, and bought an extra for me. Well this was a pleasant surprise, the products are excellant, I ran out and bought some stuff from the pharmacy,, the more expensive stuff, and it’s not nearly as good as the Harry’s product. The gel can from Harry’s lasts forever, and is very good quality.. The blades are really good. So now I’m a Harry’s customer. I don’t get anything for saying this, but it’s simply top grade and very fair price , shipping was easy, and they don’t bug me with emails, notifies etc.
It really is crazy on how much I've spent on razors over the years to have a better experience with a lower cost option. I'm glad I got to try them so I could make the switch.
Scott. Maybe a silly question but noting that the plank layer is structural and not needed for a seal, why not taper screw the but joints together rather than use a butt block. A lot less work and not so ugly on the inside.
Butt blocks last a Century in my experience. Glue, no evidence
The people at Harrys must have been falling off their chairs when watching you. I think the head towel made it all work.
Harry's said they really like it so maybe will get another chance for a second idea i have!
@@SixPointsWoodWorks Looking forward to it. You have a calm natural screen presence.
I’m jealous of your bath tub scene. 😍😂😂
My ancestors sailed around the North Sea in small wooded boats and they rarely got old. However sir, I admire your dedication.
The last thing I wanted to see was you taking a bubble bath, at least it made me laugh!
Ditto that. The towel was a special touch.
Your doing a fine job!!
Getting in a bath fully clothed - I believe that's called suffering for your art! Very funny. Great video, Scott, thank you.
Great work !
Timber forever timber - as a builder it's warm to the touch and always beautiful look at. And providing one is not too finicky can be manipulated enough for a person to build a monster of a boat in their garden. Great stuff. By the way, did the company selling the plans also suggest the temporary accommodation as it's all very cosy fitting.
Glad to see you were wearing the correct PPE for shaving, to many men risk the lives everytime they pick such sharp blades 🤪🤣
That aside you can really begin to see her lines, so what if you have an unconventional approach to planking. At the end of the day it's going to be covered in plywood.
Have you given much thought as to how your going to work on her deck? Maybe leave part of the chine open that way you can work from the inside to fit the deck beams?
access is going to be a challenge once planked. I'm thinking of adding a staircase outside the building and cutting an access door through the wall of the boat shed so I can climb right onto the deck and take a ladder inside to work in the boat. That's for future scott to worry about.
Looking good
Thanks 👍
Good commercial I liked it
Amazing craftsmanship. Enjoy all your videos. Winter here in Michigan is coming. Hope you stay warm.
saw a few flakes here yesterday but nothing stuck. it's coming though.
Can't wait to see this boat splash.
Bubble baths are essential to the focus of building a pleasure boat.
I'd feel better about your work space if you'd wear a fall line in case you lean off that platform.
I just bought a legit piece of scaffolding! you'll see it in the next video.
very impressed with your tenacity and hard work. Have you calculated how long the planking stage will take?
More planking to make the hull water tight. Looks good.
Very neat, thanks.
Another great video Scott! The tarp on your shed is holding up extremely well. What material is it and how long has it been up?
i just switched to a vinyl cover used in commercial billboards. 15 mills, very durable an UV protected. The only thing I don't like is that it blocks the light more so I've had to ad more lighting inside for the video work. However, it lasts longer than the plastic sheeting and white tarps I've tried I'll be happy.
@@SixPointsWoodWorks Thanks Scott, I hadn't thought of billboard covering. Going to do some research on finding one.....
Scott, Why not consider getting some volunteers to help, when the covid situation improves? Steve and Leo have used volunteers to accelerate their builts.
Went to the hardware the other day, to buy a couple of clamps. The guy said Scott had them all, was it you he was talking about? Haha.
This looks sooo cool, made think how did Noah do it with no power tools. Screws.
She's certainly coming along nicely ⛵⚓💯% 👍🇬🇧
You probably have answered this before but what metal are the plank securing screws?
Not to answer for him, but they have to be silicon bronze under the waterline.
They are hot dipped, galvanized, steel.
The most important look of any Boat the sheer.
The regrowth between the bathroom and boat shed was awesome. 😁😁😁😁😁😉
The guys at Harrys should come knocking with a contract to use that footage if they have any sense.
Cheers Eric
😁
If it helps you in any way bring on the products. You rock
What are you fastening your Duck with?
So, how's the world looking from your yacht?
You have to be in good shape to carry every tool that you own
Unless you used a professional art director on your Harry's commercial I can see you still have some more hidden talents beyond boat building.
I actually color graded a part of the sequence just like a real editor! The cameras and software today are so good that anyone can make visually interesting videos. Some very clever engineers out there.
@@SixPointsWoodWorks The directing editing and production were very clever.
Nah man, your planking technique is just fine, since your hull will be sheathed in plywood. Spend your time and effort there. Ignore the haters.
Hahaha the end ! Your were not naked in your bath XD
We gotta keep things G rated!
I switched over to Harry's blades.
Nice!
Why aren't you using a 6" worm drive saw?
because I don't own one. Milwaukee does make an M18 worm drive if you are looking for christmas gift ideas for me.
@@SixPointsWoodWorks Get the Skill man. I've used both and the Skill is easier to handle. Most of the pros who run worm drives use the Skill models. You also have to remember to change out the gear oil in them after 50 hours of run time or so or else the break in entails will rip hard on the gear box bearings. The ones who learn the hard way are those who barely get two seasons of run time out of them in a seasonal production environment. That 1st gear lube change is very critical to years of longevity in a production environment. I like the Milwaukee high end 7 1/4" saws though. They last forever. The battery powered saws I used primarily for interior trim work.
@@SixPointsWoodWorks I have one and it is a sweet saw. Switched to Milwaukee this year.
That harry's commercial was hilarious
Man the whole man spa thing was more than a bit weird, okay saw the end bit still some what weird
Plank your boat the way you want tell all the internet commandos to start their own builds
A great show but so many episodes of the one thing
If it’s sheeted in plywood why is he planking it? The plywood will be structural
Just curious. No hate
It would be strong and watertight and durable but I agree appears overly complicated 2 layers of 1/2 inch construction ply with a layer of glass and epoxy outside would be more than adequate and would have been done by now.
The more layers , the stronger it is and when your in a tide or a storm , strength is king .
I help rescue a boat that was planked and skinned like Scott's doing. It had played on the beach for 2 days after the engine failed in high winds while coming into the river. It was a sandy beach with scattered rocks from the breakwater and it just happened to rest right on a rock. The only thing needed to repair that boat was to strip back the plywood and replace the 2 layers. It was incredibly strong.
Wood boats are beautiful man, but that is so much work. For just the amount of time you had invested in putting those few planks in I could have skinned the entire side of a steel boat.
First to like it :-)
a Side of you I didn't know about????
Hey! I have a premium account for a reason, NO ADS! And you my friend are no exception! quit the ads or I leave your channel. Just kidding lol. Great videos Sir. Ps. I do have a premium :)
Pour un shérif : pas de garde corps 🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀
it is interesting , but i think it would be simpler just buy a good used boat?
Women can use them too... PMSL!
Fix your harry's link. Remove the comma from harrys.com
Real men don’t shave 🪒 lol 😂 more money to spend on the boat 👍
Look enough with the adverts thats two and only 4.55 mins in ... I pays RUclips premium for none of the advert crap ... if you are going to start that I'm off ...
Everything has ads and I guess someone has to pay for the RUclips service. Not too happy with the sponsorship ads however. Difficult one that.
At least he made the Harry's one humorous 😀
Arnt there enough adverts for crap no one wants on youtube already without you adding to it
Ive unsubscribed from you
Your loss
Glad to hear you're going to cover that with plywood cuz that's the ugliest planking job ever
Love to see a pic of the job you did there on your planking Steve, so you could show us all how it SHOULD be done. When does your book come out?
You are a little late to the party. Perhaps you should binge watch at least one other episode, maybe two so you'll have a complete background.
Really selling crap half way thru your video ?? sorry i watch to see boat building not to see ads surley your u-tube revenue is enough you will loose subscribers with these ads
He's lost me as a viewer. Seen enough.
Actually, I've grown tired of your vids. Too much of you drilling and sawing, not enough of why you are doing it. Take your public service retirement package and enjoy the rest of your life.
From an actual veteran who has sqeezed more salt water out his sweat socks than you will ever sail over.
It is a wooden boat what do you expect?
@@hanssolo4ever Thanks for your meaningless response. This guy is a self-promoter. Nothing more than a Barney Fife police officer who couldn't cut it in the ranks, took his pension, and probably will never finish his boat. If he does, he'll need lessons.
@@robhaythorne4464 Go and hate someone else. If you are tired of the videos just don't look them but stop destroying the dreams of others. He at least does something useful in his free time and something he and others enjoy.
What a tosser to make such a negative comment. Obviously got big issues in his own life to belittle the efforts this guy is making on his own. What I particularly like is that this is not a big buck build and careful calculations have been made over certain compromises being made in its construction due to planned use. Of course you would have needed to follow all the videos to have known that. The builder has intelligence, grit and staying power and I admire him for that. He learns as he goes and is better for it. If you need flashy boating go and look at 5 engined powerboats in Miami. That might just be enough pizzazz to hold your obviously short attention span.
so don't watch
As someone with mental health issues myself Bi-polar disorder and BPD, I Am blown away by the fact that you think that just because someone chose to sign up to the military their mental health is more important. You clearly have no idea about mental health as you would know it affects us all the same, no matter our life choices. I have to add the add part made me cringe a little, But maybe I was triggered don't know hard to tell.